Chosen Actions: Built Shelter + Fishing
Constructing New SheltersDiscovered Simple Wattle!One of the young Matrons in the tribe was the first to suggest the idea while watching her daughter play and twist twigs together around each other to make small twig figures. When constructing new tents before spreading the pelts and tying them down over the support poles they would take the long branches of the Greatwoods and weave them between the poles to construct a stronger base for the pelts. In practice a few problems occur since only newly fallen sticks can be used for constructing the Wattle Tents since the older dead ones tend to snap and break and the green branches on the trunk of the Greatwoods are too high up for any of the tribe members to reach without risking a potentially deadly climb. Some of the Elders grumble at the use of good firewood that could be used to keep them warm, after all the Greatwoods are so large that no single tribe member could hope to cut one down and the tribe must rely on fallen branches for fuel.
Attempting to FishDiscovered Primitive Spear Fishing!Ironically, it all started with a stubbed toe. One of the hunters was traveling down the river in an attempt to hunt one of the larger game animals drinking from the stream tripped and stubbed his unprotected toe on a jutting rock. In his rage and pain he threw his spear out into the river in shock. After recovering from his pain he hung his head in shame realizing he probably lost his spear and would have to make a new one, at least until he saw the end of its shaft poking out from the river water. Pulling it out with excitement on not losing his spear his face was full of surprise as a silvery fish was impaled on his spear! After a few more days of testing he realized if he threw his spear into the water where fish gather every once and a while a silvery and delicious fish would be pulled from the depths on the tip of a spear. Soon he spread this between the hunters and within days there were entire teams of spear fishers bringing home fish to be roasted in the communal fires. Though its odd as the fish seem to sometimes not be hit even if the spear is thrust directly into the water where they rest. Another observation is a large number of small finger sized critters that scuttle along the bottom of the river and the pond, these are ignored currently for the plentiful fish.
Government: Tribal Council
Village Location and Name: Pond Tabăra, located at the pond.
Religion: None.
Spoken Language: Nothing Distinct at the moment
Food Storage: Just enough to scrape by
Population: Close to three dozen
-Tech Discoveries-
Simple Stone Knapping: Simple Stone Tools from flint such as hand axes, shark knives and spears. Complex is required for finer instruments such as precision knives.
Game Hunting: Access to meat and pelts from hunted animals.
Simple Friction Fire: Access to simple friction fire making from rubbing a stick between ones hand on dry wood.
Simple Cooking: Simple Roasted Foods, either meat or foraged plants.
Simple Brain Hide Working: Hide tents and clothing from rubbing animal brains on the inside of the hide
Simple Foraging: Access to wild edibles, no knowledge of herbs and uses.
Simple Wattle Walls: Strong branches woven together around support poles, it doesn't stop much water but is a good support.
Simple Spear Fishing: Tossing hunting spears into the water where schools of fish gather and hopefully hitting your target.
-Cultural Discoveries and Traits-
Communal Culture: The tribe prefers to live in close knit groups and share food around the main village fires and tell stories of past exploits as well as discuss matters of tribal governance.
Group Hunting: The tribe prefers to hunt in groups for larger game which can't be handled alone.
Nomadic Lifestyle: The tribe descends from nomads who used to move across the steppe beyond the eastern mountains regularly.
Sedentary Lifestyle: For many generations our tribe has been a sedentary people hunting the wild game and foraging wild berries and other edibles.
Genetic Identity: Each pureblood member of the tribe bears hair as red as blood and fire, distinct from the darker haired people of the valley and potentially beyond. While backwards by modern standards in this harder and more brutal age it is sometimes smart to be wary of outsiders.
Primitive Painting: Your people know how to use simple paints made from dried berries and sometimes blood to adorn cave and tent walls with images.
Oral and Picture Story Telling: Stories are passed down by each tribal generation, with some pelts being used to paint more complex scenes to help remember them.
Low Faith: While the Roșcate believe there are a number of spirits in the world, they don't particularly make any specific sacrifices or worship of them at the moment.
Memories of War: While the current Roșcate have never been in any large conflict other than hunting disputes, the stories speak of a time when our ancestors were war masters of the steppe before moving across the mountains. If our ancestors did it then we can do it too, how hard can it be anyways?
Hey guys, sorry for the wait I had some stuff come up back to back which prevented me from posting this in a timely matter.
Here is a rough guideline to follow to give you some ideas on what to do!
[] Build something
-[] what? (write in)
[] concentrate on Hunting food wise
[] Concentrate on Fishing food wise
[] Concentrate on Gathering food wise
[] Develop something
-[] what? (write in)
[] Explore Some place nearby, or in a particular direction. (write in exactly where)
[] Something Else (write in)
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